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Mustard is a
condiment made from the
seeds of a
mustard plant (white/yellow
mustard,
Sinapis alba;
brown mustard, Br****ica juncea; or
black mustard, Br****ica...
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vinegar usually used in
prepared mustard with verjuice, the
acidic juice of
unripe grapes. The main
ingredients are
brown mustard seeds (Br****ica juncea) and...
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mixed with
unfermented grape juice (must) to
create "moût-ardent" ("burning must"). This
became later "moutarde", or
mustard in English. A ****e is generally...
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especially when it is used for
cooked vegetables or grains.
Sometimes mustard is used as an
emulsifier and to add flavour.
Vinaigrette may be made with...
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Chinese cabbage, kale,
mustard, radish, rutabaga, and turnip. Many
weeds may host this
pathogen including Shepherd's Purse, wild
mustard, and
yellow rocket...
- Br****ica
vegetables Resveratrol grape (skins and seeds,
grape wine), nuts, peanuts, ****anese
Knotweed root
Pterostilbene grapes,
blueberries Pinosylvin Cur****in...
- egg, celery, onion, pepper,
pickles (or
pickle relish) and a
variety of
mustards. In
Canada and the
United States, "chicken salad"
refers to
either any...
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kharif crops. The
major rabi crop in
India is wheat,
followed by barley,
mustard,
sesame and peas. Peas are
harvested early, as they are
ready early: Indian...
- or sira is a
Turkish non-alcoholic
drink made from
slightly fermented grape juice. It
tastes sweet due to the high
fructose it contains. Its colour...
- to the US version.
Ketchup Mustard Mayonnaise Aioli (Australia) Salt and
Pepper Tartar Sauce Butter Hot Cake
Syrup Grape Jam
Strawberry Preserves Big...
